Zaino & UDM??

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rlirwin

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I've been using Zaino products for several years, and have been very happy. Generally, AIO and multiple coats of z-5. I promised a friend that I would wax their car (a large SUV), and thought this might be a good time to go ahead and get a machine polisher - probably a PC UDM. Thinking I'd proably apply the products by had and remove with the machnie. Couple of questions. 1) Do I apply the Zaino by hand or with a machine? 2) What pads are the best for removal and application if I use the machine? 3) Is it really better to just keep doing it by hand? Thanks
 
If you are using ZAIO, its best by machine, and it leaves a fantastic finish. Just be sure to use something like a polishing pad and work the product adequately.



If you wanted to you could apply all the Zaino sealants by machine on a finishing pad too.



All zaino can be removed by hand..
 
getcha said:
If you are using ZAIO, its best by machine, and it leaves a fantastic finish. Just be sure to use something like a polishing pad and work the product adequately.



If you wanted to you could apply all the Zaino sealants by machine on a finishing pad too.



All zaino can be removed by hand..
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Never used a machine before - my thought was to up the AIO and Z-5 on by hand and take it off with the machine. Is it better if I put it on with the machine? Take it off with the machine or by hand (I thought taking it off with the machine would be easier on my aging back -but I want it to come out nice)
 
I think you'll take full potential of ZAIO cleansing action applying by machine. It seems to work a little better if you work it in a little more rather than just applying drying and removing.



As far as applying the z5 or w/e sealant, there will be much less work applying and ensuring even coverage if you apply by machine.



If you wanted to you could remove by machine as well. Just remember to use clean QUALITY bonnets or MF towels draped over.



Just keep in mind sometimes a machine cant remove all of it and you will need a little "by hand" work. But machines for the most part, something docile like a PC, will be easy and safe to work with.
 
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